Impact
Daraja graduates change the world…
Where our alumnae are now, and what they carry back to their families and communities.
of Daraja graduates attended or are attending college/university
Daraja graduates found work on average 3 months after graduation* from college/university. Youth unemployment in Kenya is 24%
Globally, educated girls invest 90% of their income into the family — compared to men, who invest 30–40%.
have savings accounts and put 18% of their earnings into savings accounts.
of Daraja graduates send 20% of their earnings home. Those with full-time jobs send an average of 4,000 ksh/month
of Daraja alumnae identify as leaders.
hold an elected leadership position in an association, church, or at university/college.
perform 7 or more hours of community service every month after graduating from Daraja.
of Daraja graduates (18–29 years old) are mothers, and less than 1% have more than 1 child.
Today, 1 in 5 Kenyan girls between 15–19 years old are either pregnant or mothers.
and leave it better than they found it!
*statistics from 2019, pre-pandemic
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